Trail Reports
February 20, Update
Feb 20, 2026 Trail / Rally update - Our southern trail network, got 2" of snow and was groomed today (Warroad, Stoney, Rocky Point), we got a dusting on the northern trail network, and we improved some signage in the 4-block south of Oak Island area. For those that like to use the Jim's Corner phone, we rerouted and remarked the trail to make navigation easier, the new route has signs and it just a little more east than the old trail. The northern trail network will get groomed tomorrow. Our Annual Snowmobile Rally is coming up, Saturday, Feb 28 at Cyrus Flag Island Resort from 11-4pm, Radar Run, Door prizes, 50/50 Drawings, Food, Drinks, 2 Large outdoor tents to stay warm, seating for 400 people. Goose Bump Jump, heated changing rooms, make overnight plans today. Sunday we will have a group ride to a gold mine, led by Joe Cooper and Nolan Enge. That ride leaves at 10am, and we will have a bonfire and hotdog cookout.
February 13 2026 Update
Feb 13 2026 Trail Update - the southern trail network was groomed, from Warroad to Stoney and Arnesons,thanks Keegan. The northern trail is in good shape however we once again had to deal with some growing ice heaves, thanks Max and DJ. Our snowmobile rally is 2 weeks away, February 28 at Cyrus’s Flag Island Resort from 11-4pm, an outside tent will be heated, goosebump jump, radar run, 850 Polaris Titan raffle drawing, tickets are going fast but we will safe some for rally day so arrive early! Also after the rally some resorts are having evening entertainment, so book a room now.
February 6 2026 Trail update
We will start out with the cautions - We had a 38F day yesterday, and when you have a huge sheet of lake ice it expands causing random ice heaves. Daytime travel is advised until Sunday afternoon, when our trail crew can knock down ice heaves and finish trail reroutes (4 blocks, Driftwood and Stony Point is our area of focus. This past Tuesday the southern portion of our trail was groomed. Today the northern portion trail was groomed, but we need to finish the inlet in the morning. The NWA resort area trail network is in good shape. The only reason we are calling the trails "Fair" is due to ice heaves, the trail network is generally smooth and groomed on 90 percent of our trail network. We added a few extra pictures, and one of our groomer driver after he spent 7hrs in the groomer. Have a fun, safe weekend.
